Ramaphosa deserves support on land restitution issue
Ramaphosa has reminded us that South Africa has talked it way through much bigger challenges. He deserves the opportunity to try the same approach again.
Ramaphosa has reminded us that South Africa has talked it way through much bigger challenges. He deserves the opportunity to try the same approach again.
Considering the predicted growth of the continent, it is easy to see why developing smart cities in South Africa now is not only a necessity but also a smart investment.
Most of the land now vested in the Ingonyama Trust could well be identified as ‘redistribution’ land under the Land Bill and targeted for expropriation by the state.
Fair Play Movement’s Ashoek Adhikari explains why EU imports are responsible for the crisis in South Africa’s chicken industry.
South Africa’s government is planning to impose limits on farm sizes to free up parcels of land to hand over to blacks, giving an insight into the workings of a divisive redistribution scheme.
Johannes Wessels looks at the knock on affects of the drought, and we’re not talking about the price of goods and food security. He says it’s likely to fuel the next wave of urbanisation.
South Africa is sitting on a food-price time bomb. The effect of the worst drought in more than two decades is being compounded by the rand’s 18 percent plunge against the dollar this year.
Challenges faced by farmers in South Africa’s premier maize producing region have been taken off the scale by the worst drought in 22 years – the third worst since recording began in 1918.
Food security remains a top priority, with 1000 farms set to benefit from a recapitalisation and development programme, Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene announced on Wednesday
It is well documented how Mugabe’s botching of land reforms turned a bread basket of the continent into a place where famine stalks behind every rainy season. South Africa faces a greater challenge.